Restoracing - Festival of Porsche
02/8/2018
Porsche Centre Bournemouth is gearing up to compete in the final round of the Porsche Classic Restoracing Championship, which forms part of the Festival of Porsche held at Brands Hatch Race Circuit.
Our team will be at the Festival of Porsche on Sunday 2 September with our Restoracing Boxster, for its final race journey in this competition. We are hopeful that Ben Mcloughlin’s driving skills will bring home a hat trick for us. Our team members and pit crew, Scott Gardner, Jack Ward and Tom Sage, have done an outstanding job with our the car, and the team have thoroughly enjoyed the project.
Thank you to all our supporters and we hope to see you at Brands Hatch cheering us on for our last races. All the details are on the MSV Ticket website.
You can visit our Restoracing page to follow our journey, or alternatively please call 01202 983033 or email info@porschebournemouth.co.uk if you would like any further information on our Centre events.
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